Oliver Schmidt wrote:
Hmmm, the Contiki screen drawing code uses the cc65 C-Library. That library contains highly optimized assembler routines writing directly to the video memory. Using the videx firmware instead would result in way to slow screen drawing. Writing directly to the videx video memory on the other hand is - as far as I know - quite complicated. And even if you know how to do it your code might easily turn out to be too large to fit into memory. Best, Oliver
Damn. I hadn't really looked into this. I was guessing that cc65 used the existing firmware and would therefore be a pretty easy thing to implement. I guess my goal is a long way off.
Thanks -- Rob"Never ascribe to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity"